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Paul Fain
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Journalist covering connections between education and work. Author of The Job newsletter, co-founder of Work Shift.
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Wise use of the party's social media reach? Expanding the tent beyond 27% approval?
Kamala Harris stuns at the Met Gala.
I'm opposed to people who demean the work of others, particularly when they know nothing about those jobs. It's wrong and lame -- end stop.
Thank you! We've been struggling with what to prioritize in our reporting. Has felt like the funding/agency cuts were the story the last couple weeks. But that means other coverage is on hold. Catch you soon.
For folks pitching reporters, the news hole has shrunk for product announcements and other developments not related to the drama happening with the federal government.
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🚨 BREAKING: OMB has just issued a memo *rescinding* the previous memo freezing all federal financial assistance programs.

Full text, per government source:
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comments from one of the pardoned Jan 6ers who admitted to assaulting a police officer.
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Claude to me just now: "I aim to strike a balance between being thorough and concise." Right on, my AI pal. That's my goal as well, one I struggle with every day.
Indeed. But do they know as much about automation as he does?
Trump admin's emerging take on AI and automation: “I’ve studied automation, and know just about everything there is to know about it," Trump said on social media. "The amount of money saved is nowhere near the distress, hurt, and harm it causes for American Workers."
Not seeing anything of late from the folks who said the enrollment cliff was BS -- a racist conspiracy created by ed tech, private equity, and consultants to sell things. Are people still making this argument? Looks like some of those posts have been deleted, not surprisingly.
Grotesque. And way more of an issue on here than I'd have thought/hoped.
This National Academies study on AI and the future of work seems kinda important. As with a similar report from Brookings, I don't get how this research is falling through cracks. Not seeing any coverage. www.nationalacademies.org/news/2024/11...
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“Republicans can work with unions to improve workforce training and increase alternative education pathways like apprenticeships. But putting Ms. Chavez-DeRemer in charge of Labor will make labor bosses, not workers, more powerful again.”
On Granville Road. I had no idea the chain had expanded out of TX.